torrance police say they believe this is the paintball gun that was used---and under arrest: 20 yearyler walters from torrance, 20 year old lynn johnson from hawthorne and 18 year old gabriella semana from lomita. all three were taken into custody on suspicion of mayhem, assault with a deadly weapon, great bodily injury and conspiracy. michael feges/victim: "they think it's a prank, a harmless prank. obviously it's not a harmless prank. i've been paintballing. it's a lot of fun. and to the paint ball world out there, they should not suffer because of a couple idiots."kristina was close to tears when she told us she called her dad, just by chance, after the attack-not knowing he was in the process of calling 9-11. michael feges/victim: "i have to apologize to my daughter. i was actually dialing 911 and she called and hung up on 911 and told her i just got shot. sorry." (steve)do ride share drivers ever give you road rage? in today's edition of people behaving badly... san francisco wants to changes rules that will control where cars are stopping. (vicki) changes to a tradition .... st

. >>> joining us is tom fuentes and kelly jane torrance. tom, welcome back.ly, good morning to you. before we get to the president's tweets overnight and on saturday afternoon and evening, a new tweet came within the last four minutes here and this is what the president tweets. now, i don't know fountain president knows this, but we just started the show with the breaking news out of iran that 66 people are prep assumed dead from a plane crash and the president's timing now to bring up a cache going back to iran and this criticism of the decision is part of the iran nuclear deal, the timing seems concerning at least? how do we put this the president tweeting this? >> victor, i could see if it he was going to relate that issue to what happened is a horrible tragedy and 66 people dead. if he pointed out the iran regime got that money and used to it help the people or refreshing some of its airplanes. this plane was 20 years old. the average american plane is 14 years old. i'm not sure if that might have an effect on the crash. but if he related it to how the ir

came along in ninety nine for england scotland ireland and wales only been playing each other in torrance for twenty years they were deemed too well established to combine over the next one hundred and fourteen years before proud footballing nations won one world cup between them is not very good but there have been times that great britain has played together nine hundred forty seven is match of the century for example a british eleven featuring stanley matthews against the european eleven game on twenty seven years and two world wars since the formation. parts of the game ended six one to britain good together at the olympic games in twenty twelve in london a great british team competed for the first time in more than fifteen years for a gold medal the team was kept in by walsh when rowing takes on the squad featured daniel sturridge craig bellamy and the welsh xabi himself but the team didn't feature any scots or northern irishman and guess how we went out in the quarter finals on penalties the good news is we didn't lose to germany. and south korea at twenty six think games in rio gre

( darya ) other big moments that stand out in these games:chloe kim: the 17-year-old from torrance (lospics' early darlings by dominating the women's halfpipe snowboarding final and soaring to a gold medal. ( darya )the u-s-a women's hockey team are also darlings: darlings that can kick your butt: the americans snapped a 20-year drought by beating four-time defending champion canada. ( darya ) 11 days after their lives were torn apart, the school's ice hockey team won the florida state chamionships yesterday. ( darya )professional sports teams in florida are showing support for marjory stoneman douglas high school with msd patches. the miami heat just announced they're going to wear a jersey patch for the rest of the season. the florida panthers hockey team already has a patch on their right elbow. and the miami marlins, along with all 30 mlb teams, will wear stoneman douglas caps ahead of friday's spring training games. ( darya ) the warriors head to new york for a week-long road trip.. and will probably feel less turbulent after polishing off the thunder. golden state found redemption

i just want to briefly concur with torrance remarks. i also agree that removing organization from there would not affect true conflicts of interest which are already prohibited under the law. and i also have -- but it's just a gut reaction, this is targeting nonprofits, and as mr. bush points out, i believe it applies to for profit associations, as well, but i would urge you, as a minimum to change the word from organization to corporation or something similar or clarify for profit and nonprofit. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> again, my name is mark bruno, and through the chair, i would like to comment on commissioner lee's criticism or description of a situation where a mom and pop nonprofit might be negatively affected because a supervisor or a commissioner, an unelected public official might want to do small favors for a small group. i was cochair with mohamed nuru when mayor lee was chairman of the graffiti advisory board. in those days, and i think the same challenge is faced by all commissioners and boards now, it's a virtue in go

that is at least one of the questions we will talk about with our guest kelly jane torrance, deputy managingditor at the "weekly standard." and an editor at the washington examiner. good morning to both of you. let me put up a couple of faces to get to who the president defends here. here are some of the people, the president, himself, one of the seven here, who have benefited from the defense of the president. you can see the faces and the list of those. these are all allies of the president. was there in defense for john conyers, a democrat, who is in congress. senator franken and former senator now. and harvey weinstein. kelly, to you first. it does depend on when you are and if you're nice to the president? >> yes, it does. look at that list. it's kind after basket of deplorables, wouldn't you say? it temp defend only men and men on his side who likes him and who he thinks can do something for him. it is concerning. those of us who during the election kept arguing that judgment and character matter, i think, we are really being proved right here. if you take a look at some of these peopl

seventh career title he lost only four games in a straight sets win over their goal to make the world torrance in rotterdam better has also returned to number one in the world rankings and at thirty six he's the oldest player to do so the twenty ton grand slam champion winning that final in less than an hour. i can believe it or not but ninety seven is tied. back to world number one after all these years. steffi one of those weeks i will never forget in my life so very very special. patrick of it's of a has one of the cats all consuming back into the world's top ten chip coming from a set down to beat gulping amy gertha in three sets and extend her winning streets of thirteen matches. rammer try to follow it up their three one champions league win over paris sanj man with a chaotic victory in the spanish league essential scoring twice in a five three win over real betis despite this result rial still fourth in the table seventeen points behind leaders barcelona. thirty side rochdale more than held their own against tottenham in the english f.a. cup rochdale scoring a late late a call eyes are

the feelam from -- female from torrance, california, grabbed gold by nearly ten points. >> 98.25.hloe kim, olympic champion! >> reporter: team usa's aerial gold took the bronze. for kim, winning a medal in pyeongchang is especially sweet. her parents are korean immigrants. >> my family have sacrificed so much for me. for me to get here. and just knowing that we all worked really hard to get to this point is so amazing. >> reporter: we also got a first look at two-time snowboarding gold medalist sean white. >> oh, my lord! >> reporter: one of four american men who qualified for the halfpipe finals. they're hoping to continue team usa's gold medal sweep in snowboarding here at these games. only chloe kim was confident enough to send a tweet in the middle of her competition. she said, "wish i finished my breakfast sandwich, but my stubborn self decided not to, and now i'm getting hangry." >> aren't you supposed to be in some sort of zone? how do you have time to tweet? >> i don't know. i mean -- like what else am i supposed to do? i think like watching the contest just makes you more

the overwhelming favorite, this team from torrance, showing little sign of nerves with kim's dad cheering on with this ho homemade sign and while waiting to hit this nearly perfect final run taking to twitter writing wish i finished my breakfast sandwich but my stubborn sel decided not to and now i'm getting hangry. she showed her love for chur rows and ice cream and sharing a pre-olympics pizza run. >> i am glad i got pizza into a system and a latte and feeling good ready to go. >> reporter: all business when it mattered most saving the best for last pulling out back-to-back 1080s. you were in this unique position of knowing no matter what you did on that last run you were winning the gold so tell me what was going through your mind? >> just knowing that i had won the gold medal was insane. i'd hate to go home with a gold medal knowing that i could have done better so i think that the adrenaline was just for myself. >> reporter: and arielle gold adding more hardware for the u.s. by winning bronze in the same event. even conquering the halfpipe with a dislocated shoulder. gold got hurt in

gold at 17 years of age the name you will hear today after red gerard yesterday is chloe kim from torrancernia she wins gold in the women's halfpipe snowboarding since she was a teeny kid. practiced on the trampoline as young as age five. today she's on the cover of the "wall street journal" which basically says she's instantly become the face of her sport pretty incredible. five-time gold medal speed skater bonnie blair was 19 when she made her debut in sarajevo we caught up with her earlier today and asked her what's going through these kids minds when they have so much success at an early age? >> it's got to be unbelievable my daughter is 17 and just competed in her first olympic trials so i know what that was like for her just to be in the olympic trials but to come here and leave with a medal, i'm sure for them and these youngsters that are winning at such a young age, it does take a little bit of time for it to all sink in and understand what you have done. but what special moments they'll have, and to have it on tv and watch it for a lifetime is special. >> advice for them what do y